Today there is Ram Rajya, not Jungle Raj. Ram Rajya means that there is no discrimination, says Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Times Now's Frankly Speaking.

Yogi Adityanath on Times Now's Frankly Speaking

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Yogi Adityanath on Times Now's Frankly Speaking

New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday expressed confidence that the BJP will come to power winning 75 seats from UP. Talking to Times Now, Yogi Adityanath said that the opposition does not have any agenda, as a result of which they have been resorting to the politics of negativity and hatred. While stressing that there has been no mob lynching incident in UP, Adityanath said that there is 'Ram Rajya, not Jungle Raj' in his state. "Ram Rajya means that there is no discrimination," he said.

Commenting on the Deoria shelter home case, from where 24 girls were rescued on August 24, after allegations of sexual exploitation surfaced, the Uttar Pradesh CM said that "nothing happened in Deoria". "High Court is doing its inquiry. The girl who ran away told (the authorities) that the girls would go out. The High Court is inquiring about the matter. Two senior officers conducted a probe, there was no outcome. We constituted a SIT, there was no outcome. We constituted a probe because the incident was being compared to Muzaffarpur. Nothing like Muzaffarpur happened in Deoria," he said.

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He further added that there was no indication that such incidents were taking place inside the shelter home. Commenting on rape accused BJP MLA Kuldeep Sengar, Yogi Adityanath said that the wife of one of the witnesses, who died during the time when the matter came to light had alleged that "Mahesh Singh, who made them the witness of this case, has offered them Rs 8 lakhs to say that he was killed by Kuldeep Sengar's family".

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The UP CM said that there has been no case of mob lynching in Uttar Pradesh and added that "Most of the states have laws against cow slaughter hence we cannot permit cow slaughter in Uttar Pradesh."